More Storytelling Notes
Priscilla HoweStoryteller Priscilla Howe muses, rambles and comments on the art and practice of storytelling--the old fashioned way, out loud with an audience. She'll tell a few stories. Guest interviews will be forthcoming, too.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 99 | Subscribers | Read | priscillahowe.substack.com |
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Since 1993, I've been a full-time storyteller, traveling the world (15 countries to date), telling stories, teaching workshops and generally playing the fool. I tell folktales, stories from books and my own stories to listeners of all ages.
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